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Contact us today to book your check up and to discuss your options with our dental team. Widcombe Dental is located close to a pay and display car park and is situated near many local bus routes, and is the closest practice to Bath Spa train station.

We welcome new and existing patients of all ages, from those due a routine check up to anyone considering treatments like Invisalign, dental implants, teeth whitening or composite bonding. Give us a call on 01225 317 681, send an email, or fill in the contact form below and a member of our reception team will get back to you.

Not sure where to start? Our team can talk you through what to expect at your first visit, the treatments available at our Bath dental practice, and how our dental plans help spread the cost of routine care. We have been looking after smiles in Bath since 1978, and we look forward to welcoming you to Widcombe Dental.

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Contact Information

Address

Widcombe Dental
4 Sussex Place, Claverton Street
Bath, Somerset
BA2 4LA

15 Widcombe Parade
Bath, Somerset
BA2 4JT

01225 317 681
info@widcombedental.co.uk

Opening Times – We are open for appointments:

Monday 09.00-17.30
Tuesday 09.00-17.30
Wednesday 09.00-17.30
Thursday 09.00-17.30
Friday  08.00-16.30

In-hours emergency appointment

We can offer Rapid Response appointments

A Rapid Response appointment is up to 30 minutes where we will assess the problem you are having and will aim to get you out of pain or provide a temporary solution to your problem.  We will also offer a longer term treatment recommendation for the same problem.   The appointment is only designed to address your immediate problem, so we will need to schedule a regular checkup thereafter.  The appointment fee is £175, which we take at the time of booking, and is non refundable if cancelled with less that 48 hours notice.

 

 

Out of hours emergencies

If you have a dental emergency out of our opening hours, or if you feel the pain can’t wait until our opening hours, call NHS Direct on 111 for self-care advice. For existing patients please call the surgery for more information.

If your problem is more urgent, you can access out of hours dental services by calling:

NHS Direct number 111

Go to A&E or your local hospital if you:

  • Are in severe pain that is not helped by painkillers
  • Are bleeding a lot and it won’t stop
  • Have had trauma to the face, mouth or teeth after a recent accident or injury

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